Three tiers. One rule.
Your rate rises with your performance, and the bar for each tier is a number you are told in advance. Every partner starts earning on their first lot.
Your rate climbs with your book
Everyone starts on the first rung and earns from the first lot. Nothing above it is negotiated — each bar is a published number you are measured against at month end.
Exact figures live in your partner panel
Three levels deep — and it costs them nothing
Introduce another partner and a share of their payout reaches you. The broker adds it on top; nothing is taken out of theirs.
Paid on what your clients actually trade
A structure you can model before you introduce anyone — not a percentage of something you never see.
Dollars per lot, not a mystery share
Standard and Social pay a fixed amount for every round-turn lot. ECN and ECN Pro pay a stated share of the commission the client was actually charged. Both figures sit in your panel before your first introduction.
Your rate follows your numbers
Traded volume, active clients and net deposits set your tier at each month end. The thresholds are published figures rather than a negotiation, and one weak month does not cost you a tier — that takes two in a row.
A network the broker funds
Introduce another partner and you earn on what they are paid, three levels deep. The broker adds it on top: nothing is taken out of their share, so building a network costs the people in it nothing.
Settled weekly, not monthly
Rebate accrues on closed volume and settles every week once the balance clears the minimum. Anything under it carries into the next period rather than disappearing.
How the programme is built
The rate card itself is issued with your account and published in your partner panel — that version is the authoritative one.
What partners ask first
What does the rate actually pay?
On Standard and Social accounts, a fixed dollar amount for every round-turn lot your clients close. On ECN and ECN Pro, a percentage of the commission they were charged. Both rise with your tier, and both are stated in your panel before you refer anyone — so you can model your income rather than estimate it.
How do I move up a tier?
At the end of each calendar month we look at the previous thirty days: your traded volume or your number of active clients, together with net deposits. Clear the bar and the higher rate applies from the new month. Falling below it once changes nothing — a tier is only lost after two consecutive months underneath it.
How does the network pay?
You earn a percentage of what the partners you introduce are paid, and of what their introductions are paid, three levels down. The broker adds this on top of their rate rather than taking it out, so nobody in your network earns less because you are above them. It requires a minimum of your own direct volume in the same month.
When am I paid, and on what?
Weekly, calculated on volume that has actually closed. Payment is released once your balance reaches the minimum; a smaller balance rolls forward. Trades held under two minutes, rate arbitrage and volume moved between related accounts are excluded from the calculation.
Find out what your book is worth
Send us your current volume and client count. The partner manager comes back with your starting tier and a monthly estimate — usually the same day.